Veertu is a simple, light, and secure virtualization software designed for Mac. With Veertu you can run your favorite Window or Linux distribution directly on OS X. Veertu is powered by Hypervisor framework and runs entirely in sandbox, eliminating the need for root permissions and kernel extensions. Veertu leaves all CPU and power management to OS X which knows how to preserve the battery best. I'm not a lawyer but it's not a matter of 1 or 2 OS X instances or buying the Family pack. It's that a guest OS running on a Mac is not on native Apple-branded hardware it's on a virtual VMware or VirtualBox-branded system (BIOS or bootstrapped EFI). Veertu is using OS X's new hypervisor frameworks, they aren't installing kexts like VMware or Parallels do, and they're leaving CPU scheduling to OS X. The app is 20MB, that should speak for itself. As for use cases, can you not imagine where someone might need a VM for something but not require a. It's available since version 10.10 (Yosemite), provides a thin user mode abstraction of the Intel VT features, enables apps to use virtualization without the need of a kernel extension (KEXT), which finally could make them compatible with the OS X App Store guidelines. Performance has to be evaluated, though.
Anka is a complete iOS DevOps infrastructure solution
Built on top of the official macOS Hypervisor.framework for unrivaled performance, the Anka Cloud allows you to configure a private cloud for CI/CD on any Apple hardware. Create Anka macOS VMs using Infrastructure as Code tools, push or pull VM tags with your specific dependencies and state using the Anka Registry, and run on-demand Anka macOS VMs on any connected nodes. Automatically request VMs for your CI/CD jobs using one of the existing plugins, or even develop your own using our REST APIs.
- Mobile developers can run CI builds and tests inside of macOS VMs running on their laptops
- Empowers non-mobile engineers to quickly get set up with a mobile development environment
- Example workflows available for working with GitHub Actions and other CI/CD platforms
- Eliminates dedicated build hardware costs for small teams
- DevOps can configure a private macOS cloud on prem or on a hosted mac hardware cluster
- Fully automate macOS image creation, version management and on demand provisioning
- Registry to manage image versions, automated swap between image tag for CI jobs
- Integration with Jenkins, Teamcity, BuildKite, GitLab CI, Github Actions, and more
- Developers can pull and run macOS images locally on their machine
- Developer friendly 'anka run' interface to work with the images
- Work with beta versions of Xcode and other dependencies inside isolated macOS VM
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- Users can work inside sandboxed and policy managed macOS VMs on their mac machines
- Use it to access privileged data and execute other leakages sensitive operations
- Security and usage policies for the VM can be managed centrally